DualSense Edge Vs Razer Wolverine V2 Pro - Which One Should You Get?

[@ericr839]

I've had a Wolverine TE for the past couple of years and I've really grown accustomed to the tactile buttons. It's also the best controller I've had yet in terms of stick drift. That being said, I'm going with the DS Edge. Swappable modules wins it for me.

[@ItsSlyFox]

I've been using razer controllers for the past 5 years and I've loved every single one. I've also used a wide variety of other controllers. The tactile buttons feel amazing and the new v2's are the most comfortable controllers I've ever used. The top buttons are also very nice and don't require any learning to feel comfortable. Everyone keeps saying the swappable thumstick modules are the easy winner, but I've also used the astro contoller with the same "benefit". The concept is great if the modules are good. However I have a feeling they'll have the same issues that the astro contoller had. Massive stick drift, and component failure from dust, sweat, etc. I may try the ps edge to see if the modules are well designed, but I'm definitely leaning towards the wolverine v2 pro as I know it's reliable.

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

It's been 1yr. Have you bought the controller? Did it hold up and stand the test of time?

[@nickolasabbott3153]

Im sorry stick drift is a cancer to controllers its the edge for me

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed. Stick drift can be quite bothersome.

[@badboyjm]

Gonna get the dualsense edge personally. Two paddles is plenty for me (only plan on remapping jump and crouch for most games) and the swappable sticks is a big plus. This feature alone makes it more worth it than the other “pro” style controllers.

[@shyamal903]

I am also getting the DualSense Edge. Not for the back buttons, but for the swappable joysticks, better build quality and better battery life (hopefully).

[@Annihilation99]

@@shyamal903 it will most likely be the exact same build quality. Dont expect anything by Japanese Monopolys

[@cantguarduno1478]

I’m probably gonna get the Razer one because I’m new to ps5 and I’m used to my Xbox elite series 2 controller and they look like they will feel similar

[@matthewhayes9546]

My question is will the 8 way directional pad be better for fighting games than the normal D pad buttons? That's what will make my decision clear

[@xKillZone99]

to be honest it's better for all games In general, but yes it makes fighting games easier.

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed.

[@Midori_Hoshi]

I have the Xbox version of the Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma and can tell you that it's the very best d-pad I have ever used. And I'm someone who has been playing video games for many decades. It's even better than the Japanese Sega Saturn d-pad imo, which was the previous best d-pad I've ever used. I don't think the Dual Sense Edge's d-pad will beat it.

[@Techfluencer]

@@Midori_Hoshi Thanks for sharing your insight.

[@thelastcookie7889]

@@Midori_Hoshi i have that one too. it feels really great to press. it has a satisfying click to it and definitely feels better than the 8 way on a standard xbox series x/s controller

[@MrMikey1703]

Just checked the Aussie prices... DualSense Edge = $339.99. Razer Wolverine V2 Pro = $475.95. Considering the Retail price of a "standard" DealSense Controller is $119.00, both are really pricey. Plus, the XBOX Elite 2 is $249 down here. That is a lot of money for those extra features. Can't say I am definitely getting an Edge, but a Wolverine is out of the question at more than 1/2 the price of a PS5.

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed. These controllers are really expensive.

[@isabellam1936]

Definitely too pricey. I hate the left joystick and left d pad placement on the ps5 but I’m not paying that much because I don’t have that kind of money. Also controllers always end up having problems if you game as much as I do so they break in two years or as least start having issues.

[@BanduluSound]

daaamn, and i was about to cry because it‘s 300 for the razer in europe… 😅

[@shyamal903]

@@BanduluSound Well, €300 is equivalent to $473.82 Australian.

[@BanduluSound]

@@shyamal903 damn, i didn‘t know 😅

[@GuruChaz]

I’ll tell you what i’m looking for if i pay $200 or more for a controller. I’m looking for it to be built with quality parts where It won’t breakdown 6 months or years later through normal use. I have Wolverine for Xbox and it isn’t cheaply made. You don’t talk about this at all in your video comparison. The features are nice but i want high quality parts and a quality built product.

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your experience with it.

[@safakirveli5482]

It's great that the analog sticks are interchangeable. Because usually a controller's analog sticks slip first. We won't be buying a new controller just because the analog stick doesn't work.

[@Boundlxss_]

It is more than safe to assume that the dualsense edge wins here. Not only does it have swappable stick modules, it also looks a whole more comfortable than the wolverine v2. Plus it looks like the edge controller as more room for your hand than the wolverine v2. I'll take the stick modules over tactile buttons any day lol

[@Techfluencer]

Sounds reasonable.

[@thelastcookie7889]

this is likely not the case. i have the wolverine v2 chroma for xbox and pc and it's really comfortable, and works well with my big hand. my dualsense controller isn't as comfortable as the razer controller, and doesn't work as well with my bigger hands. the grips feel fantastic and it definitely beats out the standard xbox controller in terms of comfort, and of course, the dualsense, which isn't as comfortable to me. this could definitely vary by person, and it might be that the razer is more comfortable because of my big hands, but is too chunky for smaller hands.

[@jaimeramirezXP]

I might get just go for the duel sense edge, just because they have a solution for stick drift, and I won’t have to replace a whole controller

[@Techfluencer]

Let us know your experience with it.

[@Roadsurfer2k11]

After feeling the new haptics Sony put in the ps5 controller few days ago for the first time, I went with the edge controller. I asked the game store employee today if the razer had the same exact haptic feedback the DS gives, and he "thinks it did". Reply wasn't good enough to consider getting razer. Plus my experience with the razer products have been 70% good 30% malfunctioned. The worst being a first gen $100 Naga mouse laser dying first 5 months. I still use a ps4 ds4 controller from 2014, with kontrol freak on the worn off sticks and battery life is down to about 2.5 hours. Not bad for almost 10 years use. I really like how the razer has an app though. Plus having the 8 way dpad is a nice feature since Mortal Kombat 11 I couldn't get a trophy do to the awkward move control. I'll probably get that controller also eventually, but at $250 it'll have to be a sale price or bit of a wait

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your experience with it!

[@schizowallflower]

I'm not really into the Xbox controller design or the offset thumbstick, but the Wolverine V2 Pro looks amazing. If I didn't already have a Scuf DualSense, I would probably get one to go along with the DualSense Edge that I pre-ordered. I really like the mappable button setup on the back.

[@Techfluencer]

Wolverine V2 Pro does looks amazing.

[@FPChris]

Offset is the way.

[@Casual2349]

I am hesitant about the switch from ps controller muscle memory to an Xbox type as well as having new triggers to learn, I think the Wolverine will be a good product but I am unsure about that, keeping stick drift away, and keeping the adaptive triggers from going limp

[@Techfluencer]

Wolverine V2 is worth a try.

[@84jdgregory]

I can’t find anything on the Razer controller having haptic feedback. Is that that the best thing about the PS5 controllers?

[@Techfluencer]

It is!

[@thelastcookie7889]

it does not have haptic feedback, and to me, it is a really good feature on ps5 controllers. it feels really immersive in the game. this controller will still have vibrations, similar to that of an xbox controller, but not haptic feedback

[@joshvillarreal8320]

Bro said "almost $50 more" as if $199.99 to 249.99 isn't 50 😭

[@valeksaint654]

I'm more of a pc gamer and prefer the mecha style buttons but for me the dualsense edge will be the winner. It will be most likely similar to the steam controller with the haptics, mapping, and PS games on Steam.

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed

[@walidsabry3791]

Is wolverine v2 pro compatible with ps4 as well? Or only ps5?

[@Techfluencer]

Yes, it is compatible.

[@spacextom]

does the razer v2 have more longevity when it comes to the analouge sticks? The edge adding swappable housing just tells me they are not as well built and will constantly break like ps4 controllers.....

[@Techfluencer]

Yes, the Razer V2 is quite durable.

[@thelastcookie7889]

i have the xbox wolverine chroma v2 and it really feels durable and premium. ive heard people use/switch to this due to the huge issue of stick drift on the xbox elite 2 controller. i have not experienced that with mine, nor has my brother, who uses his more frequently than i do

[@Techfluencer]

@@thelastcookie7889 Thanks for sharing.

[@Sproot-ex]

I had a Razer Raiju Ultimate for my PS4. Looked amazing with great back buttons. But the connection was so awful (both wireless and wired) that it was impossible to use. A few days ago I got a dualsense edge- everything is perfect right from the box. So I wouldn't even try the Razer gamepad- for me, this is obvious decision

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@FERNAN8447]

Tuviste un raiju últimate ? El diseño de ese control es bellísimo

[@AJCoReTV]

Back buttons covered in this video? DualSense has only 2.

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for the insight.

[@vontefreelancer5774]

Razer is the better controller because they will never have stick drift unlike the dual sense. And also the Razer has mechanical mecha buttons more features and is the faster controller especially with its app that can allow you remap the buttons and colors. The infernal specs go to razer to be honest. The dual sense only has an edge over quick swapping out the entire analog modules which you shouldn't even think about swapping out lol. Razer won't have faulty analogs but the dual sense can (hence the swappable modules) and you can get stick drift. Trust me I'm coming from a razer raiju ultimate edition and I'm still using it up to this day for tournaments. So just get the dual sense for comfort and the razer for gaming performance

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

[@stephengordon1772]

Can you disable buttons on the Edge - R3 as I can’t help but inadvertently mash it on fps. It’s too sensitive.

[@Techfluencer]

You can adjust the sensitivity.

[@Perpetuousdreamer92]

Will the dual sense edge become available in different colours?

[@Techfluencer]

Does seem like it.

[@hardcoregaming7467]

Compare battery life?

[@Techfluencer]

Both of these will roughly last for 10 hours.

[@dannyberry8725]

@@Techfluencer Dude, the Wolverine v2 will last up to 28 hours on a full charge depending on lighting settings....almost triple the PS5. UrAverageConsumer has had hands-on with the Dual Sense Edge and said it is roughly the same weight as the original PS5 controller so it doesn't have a larger battery.

[@Techfluencer]

@@dannyberry8725 Thanks for sharing.

[@TheEskandr]

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[@maxroach8458]

so the razer does NOT have adaptive trigger feedback?

[@Techfluencer]

It has Razer's HyperTriggers.

[@Darth_Revan19]

I do lile you can change the stick and all, but $20 just to swap them? I guess it's fine, Razor seems pretty sick, but decided with a budget that is $180 which is Victrix Pro BFG, which it should be releasing December 1, swappable stick modular, trigger stop too, many others just for $180

[@Techfluencer]

These are too expensive tbh.

[@Darth_Revan19]

@@Techfluencer yeah, and that's why I decided to choose $180, I'll probably will get Razer when it on sale next year

[@Techfluencer]

@@Darth_Revan19 Smart decision.

[@Darth_Revan19]

@@Techfluencer Yeah, probably on a Black Friday Sale

[@riz6656]

You know, Razer really screwed over Singapore. Which sucks, since it was founded by a Singaporean. Exchange rate of USD to SGD is $1-1.33. However, despite the, $250 usd price tag, it costs $410 SGD. This the equivalent to selling it at $309.99 usd. It so much more expensive in Singapore.

[@Techfluencer]

Damn!

[@Roadsurfer2k11]

That's sad. Canada and Australia goes through the same treatment with taxes and all that. I got an atgames pinball machine at sams club for $239 clearance. Same machine in canada or uk is $1000-1300. Countries just screwing over the people.

[@Techfluencer]

@@Roadsurfer2k11 Damn!

[@kelvingunawan1099]

Because he knows that Sinkies are so consumptive lol.

[@FPChris]

$250 and no gyro and haptics? Seriously?

[@Techfluencer]

Would be awesome if it had those.

[@Annihilation99]

Its the exact same as the Xbox version. (Razer Wolverine Chroma) and that one costs you ~100$ on Sales. You Playstation guys got fucked over hard by sony by not giving you a first Party "Pro" Controller at a reasonable price, so the 3rd party can just go 50$ cheaper than the Edge and still get a decent Marketshare with a trash product.

[@Techfluencer]

@@Annihilation99 Thanks for sharing your perspective.

[@FPChris]

@@Annihilation99 i have a $20 PS4 controller xbox layout with gyro and haptics. I known it can be done. Sony is just blocking it.

[@Annihilation99]

@@FPChris yep theres also a really cool one coming check the Victrix Pro BFG

[@Decki777]

I'll buy Razer wolverine v2 pro because it has mechanical switches and hyperspeed wireless

[@Techfluencer]

Good choice.

[@kavid8120]

what are mech switches ?

[@Techfluencer]

@@kavid8120 Mechanical switches.

[@wilbatuta]

Where you buy?

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

It has been one year. Any stick drift?

[@isabellam1936]

I wish they were $140 instead of $200 plus. I can’t afford this.

[@Techfluencer]

They are almost near the price of the console.

[@n_00_7]

I Want both devises for my ps5

[@sferris33]

I already have the xbox/pc wolverine controller. Thus I have no reason to buy the wolverine for ps. I just preordered the DS edge

[@Techfluencer]

Good decision.

[@FrenchCapybara1]

I think the dual sense edge is better because the other one looks like Xbox controller and edge has a lot of changeable stuff like analog sticks and buttons and more features the elite dosent have a lot of useful features but it definitely does look better than dual sense edge just that it dosent have changeable features and useful features

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed!

[@jimmytimber7074]

Probably go with the razer cuz I don't like the dualsense feel. Just have to buy it somewhere with a good warranty cuz heard razer CS is garbage.

[@Techfluencer]

Let us know your experience with it.

[@thelastcookie7889]

xbox controller layouts are definitely more comfortable and just feel right to me

[@lechevaliersavage2416]

Just give me a bottom button attachment and I will buy that

[@xKillZone99]

I have the wolverine v2 and V2 Chroma and they are by far my favorite controllers I've ever used, the chroma had some deadzone issues at 1st but firmware updates have fixed it since, The back buttons on the chroma kinda suck if u try to use all 4 but if u stick to using just the top 2 back buttons they're perfect.

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

1yr later, any stick drift?

[@xKillZone99]

@AnthonyDoesKZbin not really, I still have both controllers and use the v2 chroma for mlb the show still

[@premiumdamianps5658]

Edge is a beast! Best way to go!

[@mrhogei]

Why THE F are they almost close to the price of the console?! Nahhhh man that ain’t right, 1-200 is fine but 3-400 is too much man

[@kelvingunawan1099]

Because they take profit for the gamepad, and they sell console at loss. When your PS5 costs $599, it doesn't mean that its production cost is below that. Companies sell consoles using subsidy method, they try to sell it as cheap as possible so more people will buy it and they recoup that loss through games and peripherals sales.

[@NfiniteRage]

I bought the razer wolverine controller

[@Techfluencer]

How is the experience so far?

[@NfiniteRage]

@@Techfluencer I like it the controller but I have a few gripes with it. Lack of adaptive triggers and haptics that the original dualsense has. Those are my only criticisms. The extra two buttons and the placement of those buttons in addition to the 4 on the back are excellent.

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

​@NfiniteRage it's been one full year, any stick drift?

[@NfiniteRage]

@@AnthonyDoesKZbin nope.

[@bennieben4637]

It depends if you have playstation or xbox😊 there I decided for you

[@Techfluencer]

Which on do you prefer?

[@mrt6349]

Razer Wolverine V2 Pro 299 euro crazy price.

[@Techfluencer]

Totally agree!

[@erozi7983]

The edge be on the bull shit tho when it comes to replacing the sticks you won’t be able to find that shit unless it’s triple the price

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed.

[@zmagplay]

flydigi apex 2 vs ps5 dualsense

[@Techfluencer]

Definitely the DualSense Edge.

[@morriswu3953]

I really like Razers extra buttons but without even the basic rumble feature, I will have to pass on the Razer.

[@Techfluencer]

DualSense Edge shines in this case.

[@xKillZone99]

what do u mean basic rumble feature? Haptic feedback? cause if it's anything like the v2 chroma the rumble is just fine.

[@st4r444]

You're not suppose to use rumble in competive games

[@danielmichaeli9114]

👍🏻💪🏼

[@kenzilbaptiste2519]

Razer has the better design for shooters .. 6 extra buttons ... tactile face buttons dont really mean anything because you wont use them ..( u have 4 paddles for a reason) dual sense edge has a great idea and addresses the number problem with ALLLL controllers ....stick drift BUT they dropped the ball by only having 2 paddles .. in the end ..if you only going to use 2 paddles and u like the ps controller design ...dual sense is the better choice .. if you need 4 paddles are u prefer the most loved and widely use layout of the razer then say a prayer and buy your razer

[@Techfluencer]

Makes sense.

[@st4r444]

Razer is better controller. Dualsense doesn't let you change stick height. 2 back paddles is not enough.

[@gamingallday384]

Ok I'm done I swear I didn't see the day play station would copy Xbox elite 2 controller 😲

[@Techfluencer]

How so? The layout still remains different.

[@xKillZone99]

honestly I think everyone is surprised it took this long

[@Lott.Z]

Waylon the blind

[@randomrandom.]

Don't understand how the Xbox controller layout can be praised as superior when you can't clawgrip the Dpad on this layout (only the right side face buttons...) For pure tryhards and optimization maniacs, the PS layout got the edge by far just because of it; what advantage can a Xb layout bring since noone is gonna claw the joystick as opposed to the huge advantage of clawing Dpad here and there when needed? Regarding the shape it boils down to subjective preferences. (I consider the XB controller too bulky personally, then the DS4 was way too tiny, the ds5 middle ground is just ideal to *my* convenience)

[@xKillZone99]

@@randomrandom. no one uses the claw grip anymore, it's been outdated for years and you could claw grip the xbox controller, people used to do it a ton with the 360 controllers.